However, there was a hidden objective: if every MGS5 player in the world relinquished their nukes, it would trigger a surprise disarmament cut-scene (opens in new tab).
MADS MIKKELSEN DEATH STRANDING FULL
The nuke provided limited in-game benefit, but took 24 hours to build and turned the player into his full Venom Snake 'demon' form. Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain (opens in new tab) invited players to build nuclear weapons to obtain a Trophy / Achievement. Metal Gear Solid V encouraged players to collaborate with its nuclear disarmament objective. The notion of bringing players together – both virtually and in real-life – has long been a motif of Kojima's work. You can read more about how this links to the game's themes in our Death Stranding (opens in new tab) breakdown.
We don't know *exactly* how Death Stranding will encourage - or require - players to work together, but Kojima has talked about the core concept being 'sticks and ropes' that encourages people to build connections. He does, however, know collaboration is core to the way it plays: "The whole concept of playing the game, as I understand, needs collaboration from different people from different parts of the world, which is also another level of fantastic-ness." Mikkelsen has previously been quoted saying that he didn't initially understand the plot of Death Stranding and that his character may not necessarily be the villain (opens in new tab). But it’s tough for us (actors) to accept. I have to accept that they (the cameras) will add to it – as long as we give as much emotion to it as we can, they will add to it. And they keep saying, “It’s OK, you can go like this and hug. And then all of a sudden, you have a camera here, he has a camera, and we go bang bang. It was everything we’re not supposed to do, right? If you interact with people, if you see someone, you hug him. Kojima teased Mads' appearance in Death Stranding via his twitter feed.ĭeath Stranding's motion capture was unusual, Mikkelsen notes, due to the challenge of being strapped with cameras: "That was weird.
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